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d artists and con information as to ‘uture‘ as well as r‘ new opera ho r, Artisticâ€"Director 0 pera; Anita Colomba, la, Milan, and Lotte f the Chicago Civic onl e itin ind bhaas itA idlethtianâ€"avenle, are méeiving conâ€" & ECtais 2t Ciatulations on the birth of a baby 1988. _ _ _â€"â€"__â€" â€"â€"Wirl, born at the Highland Park hosâ€" laepsgr" ‘ perform "Mital on Sunday, Sept. 6. x anini was very fine °9 yf, and Mrs. John De Lance of )le, but some . of entral avenue, Highwood, are the i6t exception@l. TMÂ¥kppy parents of a son, born on Monâ€" :i"m;';‘;"vefls: ay, S§pt. 7, at the Highland Park il, + "Mospital. er than we are accw - s 7 z 4 T _ Mr.â€" Franklin W. Wakefield, Jr., if a:::{ atll’\eF‘w":filcer Lake avenue, left Chicago last lyric dramatic t turday by airplane to fly. to S.an provement on the dff{ !°ZO> CAÂ¥if,,; where he will visit with heroic tenoy w adfiis brother Sefton Wakefield. â€"~ â€" rt.‘ The moving ste Mr. James Pallas Clark of, Lake 1 but we are now isfV°NuU¢, has returned to the New Mexâ€" id we have seen M ?hhtary Institute at Roswell, N. s things done on #fE@*i¢o. He had divided his summer e old effect from tween â€"Teton Nationalâ€"Parkâ€"in q ildish afi i yoming and Estes Park, Colo. no theatre which «0) Col. and Mrs. Henry B. Clark and n effective lighting 4 Menry â€"B.â€"Clark, Ir., of 384° Lake rtist of theâ€" Saizburg Ewo Executives of W ouses. Left to Right, P nna Opera Company ; te I knew except M r music critic of N n C. Carl, or i om T have Vinvited ug. 1,. weâ€"motored e I had not been s old town is much | ndance at the fest ard everything sj many famous pe interest in our y, Septemberâ€"10, "Tannhaeuser" r Toscanini ng..theâ€"usualâ€"m and other forei rent _wasâ€" most , and Mr. Pollak ats in Madame | Opera Art Dires: rusr voeut PRINTING COMPANY â€"â€" ar â€"avenue, from a on page 34) o months visit in the east. . the name_ and address. of the writerx, Salzburg, A & l::u:ibl.l:-dtb:l must reach the editor & Aug. 5, 1 Wotdmuhy noon to insure appearance in tions of condolence, cards of thanks, 1, we â€"motored tMiituaries, notices of entertainments or other Sss . he Messrs. Aaron, John and Philip ._____ bestMiepp just recently returned â€"4rom a i2 " en pnth‘s vacation spent sailing on the e > eat Lakes. We: T Mr. and Mrs. Warner G. Smoot of â€"_ _ _ _ SL _ Ririerâ€"place;â€"Chicago, announce the _ .. . PS Birth of a baby girl, born at the Highâ€" _ _.â€". t â€" Bnd _Park hospitalkâ€"onâ€"Thursday, /\ + > P RSept. 8. + _ _ . & M Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walz of N. _ =~ _ _# <Mreen Bay road spent the weekâ€"end SSntL enry .B.â€"Clark, Ir., of 384° Lake ‘erfue, are expected home Saturday. hey have been away all summer in e â€"west. Miss Louise Van Norden, sister of rs. John <Denison of South Green y road, sailed Wednesday on the 8. Vulcania for the Mediterranean d Adriatic trip. She expects to be Europe four months.â€"Missâ€"Van orden assisted Mrs. Lee Gatewood, airman of the Fruit and Flower the Mackinac Islands. ... _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Timm and mily have returned from Grand aven, Mich., where they spent the mmer at their summer home. Mrs. Arthur Raff and her children i}m a fl:‘?jbfil IS8SUED THURSDAY OF EACH WEEK ursday, September 10, 1981 ;e'nd 28 vsoiongln- matter _ Ma ry Friday, all summer. cth â€"St..Johnsâ€"avenueâ€"are rejoicing the birth of ababy girl born on dnesday, Sept. 2 at the Highland 20 ighland Park Locals r.and Mrs. â€"Edmund=Lehmkuhl â€"gon of North avenue spent â€"sevâ€" y Wig.._......cs ns ie r. and Mrs. Lawrence Moiano of office: 6 N. Michigan Ave. State 6326 September 10, 1981 _ No. 28 ications must be accompanied and Park Press seven days cruise ticello, TIL., has returnedâ€"toâ€"teach in the Ravinia school, again this year. _ Mrs. R. S. Greenlee has just receivâ€" ced a telegram from Ralph who is fishâ€" ing at Pt. Isabel,. Texas, tellingâ€"of ‘Tanding two six foot tarpon. Ralph will return to "the Hill school on Mrs. H. A. Bridges entertained twelve relativesâ€"from Chicago and Oak Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest D. Rose and son Junior, and Robert Zahnle of â€"Mrs. Robert F. Timm and son Robâ€" ert, Jr., left last evening for Portâ€" land, Ore., where they will spend a month visiting Mrs. Timm‘s mother Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Rogers of Half Day road had as their guests for the past ten days, Mr. Rogers‘ brother and sisterâ€"inâ€"law, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ;togerl of Paris, Ill. <MrÂ¥%and Mrs. George L. Vetter enâ€" tertained at dinner._Mondayâ€"evening tor Mrs. Sophia Schinleber â€"and daughters, the Misses Bernice and Eva of Geneseo, Ill., who are visiting im Deerfleld. e s ning. Mrs.â€"S.T. Hook of Highmoor, is spending the week with her mother, Mrs. LaShelle of Chicago. _ _ Wis., Saturday. â€" Mrs. Arthur Swanson and children returned last Thursday from Green Lake, Wis., where they spent two weeks visiting relatives, f : Miss Marjorie Merritt of Half Day, has returned home, having spent the last few weeks in Chicago> visiting friends. Wiowcauniiganieaiaae sns n 0 4 2 State Park, Fish Creek, Wis., where they have been camping for a week. â€"Missâ€"Neltie M. Griffin of the Exâ€" moor club suffered a dislocated shoulâ€" der, when she slipped on a floor in the elub house, and feil, Monday eveâ€" ~Mrs. James L. Martin left Sunday on a trip to Mexico. s Miss Carlin of Bronson lane, Raâ€" vinia, has returned from a European trip, visiting the North Cape, the Scandinavian countries, also Germany and Austria, attending the musical festival at Salzburg, later going to the_ Frenchâ€"Chateau â€"country_ and Mrs. Wilson Richardson who has been seriously ill for the past two weeks, is slightly improved. ________ Paris: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seney and small son of Chicago â€"were weekâ€"end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest D. 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